Opening in Mayfair’s famous Grosvenor House in the summer of 2019 looked like a golden opportunity for Swiss Gallery, the UK luxury watch and jewellery outpost of an Iraqi-owned operation. After a promising start, covid shut down the hotel for six months out of the past two years, but director Swiss Gallery Nadeem Sarwar is now seeing life and customers return as Rob Corder discovered on a recent visit to the boutique soon after it reopened in the spring.

Cost savings of 40% mean the company still expects to post good profits for the pandemic year.

Clienteling is a recognition that, at the top end of the watch and jewellery market, there are comparatively few customers whose repeat business is critical to commercial success.

Boodles, Laing's, Berry's, Pragnell, David M Robinson and Rox are the latest businesses to put safety first.

Profit rises almost 50% as 220th anniversary year proves to be one of the best in Boodles history.

Nothing gets a watch collector’s pulse racing like seeing the words “Tiffany & Co” on the dial of a sought-after vintage model, particularly one from the likes of Rolex or Patek Philippe.

Michael Wainwright has been at the helm of Boodles since 1992 and has seen the brand grow into a renowned force in the jewellery...

Award-winning luxury jeweller increases turnover by 5% despite "challenging trading conditions".

Staff are more secure than ever since Warrior Doors sliding security door was installed says Boodles managing director.

The wealth of six families, totaling £1.37 billion, can be traced to the success of their import, wholesale, manufacturing and retail of watches and...